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Okanagan drought conditions continue to persist

Okanagan drought conditions continue to persist

Snow shortfall turns up stress on water supply
Kelowna business owner denies gang ties, sued again by government

Kelowna business owner denies gang ties, sued again by government

Province looks to seize 9 properties alleged to have been purchased with proceeds from crime
BMO Enderby bank closed, replaced by ATM machine

BMO Enderby bank closed, replaced by ATM machine

Local petitioner Kelly Brown says branch closure is disappointing, bank machine ‘a small victory’
VIDEO: Emergency placement home houses North Okanagan children

VIDEO: Emergency placement home houses North Okanagan children

The Cedar House, for youth who cannot live safely with their family, officially opened May 2
Crash slows traffic on 25th Avenue in Vernon

Crash slows traffic on 25th Avenue in Vernon

The crash took place around 3:45 p.m. Thursday
Okanagan’s drier-than-normal April has experts concerned for summer

Okanagan’s drier-than-normal April has experts concerned for summer

‘I don’t think we’re looking at any solution for the ongoing problems’: meteorologist
Cookies and Radiothon support sick kids in North Okanagan

Cookies and Radiothon support sick kids in North Okanagan

Vernon Jubilee Hospital Foundation raising funds for child monitors
VIDEO: 1,000 trout splash into Vernon pond for kids’ fishing event

VIDEO: 1,000 trout splash into Vernon pond for kids’ fishing event

The Kalamalka Fly Fishing Society’s annual kids’ fish-out event takes place May 4 and 5
Axe carbon tax claims challenged by North Okanagan climate group

Axe carbon tax claims challenged by North Okanagan climate group

Barry Dorval, with Climate Action Now! delves into purpose and effect of tax
Vernon recreation complex to close for BC Hydro repairs

Vernon recreation complex to close for BC Hydro repairs

The closure will start at 9 a.m. May 9 and last the majority of the day